I want a super bright Scare light!
I have what is probably one of the more common Scare lights. It is 7" in diameter, and has these numbers on the lens: DOT I6S2T2 92. It came with a 1295, 35W bulb. The lens has yellowed ...
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For those of you that "get it".
Thanks for having my back.
Everyones style of camping is different.... I much prefer mine, but I don't begrudge the Campground people their fun... Don't understand what the attraction is, but hey, if it floats your boat... Have at it.
Any ways back to the lights. I picked up a couple of new lenses at my local RV place, who actually had the best price. I have another one of those lights on the other side of the camper, as it is yellow as well, but still working.
The bulb sockets in them as well as the regular porch lights are all BA15S, so I found some 120 LEDs on ebay for 3.39 apiece. I ordered those and will see how they do. I picked up some foam weather stripping to make the gasket with.
I appreciate all of the suggestion from those that actually contributed to this endeavor.
And I may still use some of the ideas depending on how this works out.
I will give a update on it.
Thanks for having my back.
Everyones style of camping is different.... I much prefer mine, but I don't begrudge the Campground people their fun... Don't understand what the attraction is, but hey, if it floats your boat... Have at it.
Any ways back to the lights. I picked up a couple of new lenses at my local RV place, who actually had the best price. I have another one of those lights on the other side of the camper, as it is yellow as well, but still working.
The bulb sockets in them as well as the regular porch lights are all BA15S, so I found some 120 LEDs on ebay for 3.39 apiece. I ordered those and will see how they do. I picked up some foam weather stripping to make the gasket with.
I appreciate all of the suggestion from those that actually contributed to this endeavor.
And I may still use some of the ideas depending on how this works out.
I will give a update on it.
